Clinton New Era, 1894-02-23, Page 5, 'THE JEWELER"
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SACRIFICE SALE.
T. M. Carling, Auctioneer, will sell by Public Auction, the
balance of the Simpson Stock at the store in the
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BEAVER _ SI O CK
° On the Evening of
Feb23rd and Evenings of e'l) 27
NO RESERVE, EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD
GREAT BARGAINS
Thestore will be closed on the 29th.
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The "DOMINION" Leads:
Others Follow.
The Dominion Life Assurance Company
was the first Canadian Company to give its
policy holders the benefit and privileges
contained in their unconditional and non -
forfeitable policies, whereby the only con-
dition is "payment of premiums," and af-
ter third payment is made even omissions
to;pay the premiums does not void the po-
licy until the reserve value on same is ex-
hausted.
It has been well named as the "Model Po-
licy," such has been the popular apprecia-
tion of their polioy that two new companies
since organized have adopted it almost in
its entirety, and the Confederation Life,
one.of.the.olsiompaniea, adopted.. itsjad-
ung features last year, so that the above
motto holds good, viz: "The Dominion
Leads! Others Follow."
If yon want to be labreast of the times,
secure a policy with the "Dominion Life"
as Ithey issue all forms of Life, Limited -
Pay Life, Accumulative, Divided, Endow-
ment and Annuity Policies, at the lowest
rates consistent with perfect security, and
it was the first (Canadian Company to is•
sus a practically non. forfeitable and uncon-
ditional Policy. It is the only young Ca=
nadian Company with an earned surplus,
and the only company giving ladies the
same rates as for gentlemen, and by assar•
ing general section total abstainers and la-
dies in separate classes, perfect equity is
secured to all.
The Dominion has just closed its fifth
year with $1,485,930 Insurance in force, a
cash income for 1893 of $43,830 and total
assets of $139,000. The total death losses
to date have been only $8,000, so that the
interest receipts - alone ($17,238) have been
more than double the death claims. This re-
port must commend the Dominion Life to
the insuring public in that it shows great
care on the part of agents and Medical Ex-
aminers in the quality of the business sent
in, and economical management on the
part of the Managing Director and Board,
and bespeaks for their policy holders hand-
some returns by way of profits at the first
Quinquennial Division, which to the early
policy holders will ccme this year.
According to Government Standard (as
will appear in the Blue Book) their sur-
plus to epolicy :holders on Dec. 31st, 1893
was $69,000, represeuting assets of $188 to
every $100 of liability to policy holders, or
including paid up capital in the liabilities,
the ratio is over $103 to every $100.
For a sample of their Model Policy, write
to Head Office at Waterloo or to R. D.
STANLEY, oft, Clint 3n, the Company's
General Agent for the County of Huron.
BORN
CARREIT.—In Hallett, on the llth inst.,
the wife of Mr John Carbert of twins—eon
and daughter. ,
MARRIED
CLARKE—A0gEw,—In Clinton,on the 20111
inst., by the ttev. A. Stewart, Capt. Harry
C. Clarke, of the salvation Army, Petro-
lia, to Miss M. A.,daughter of Mrs Agnew,
of Clinton.
CoLE—Ievrlco.—At St. Thomas' church
rectory on the 14th inst., by Rev. J. W.
Hodgens, Mr Joshua A. Cole, to Miss Agnes
D. Irving, all of Hull'ett.
Bnxc1ENRInoE--OevIs.—On the 14thinst.,
by Rev. J. W. Pring, at the residence of
the bride's parents, Mr David Breoken-
ridge, of Morris, to Mies Orvis, daughter
of Mr Leigh Orvis, of Zetland.
Tunen LL—KERn.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Brussels, on the 14th
inst., by .Rev. J. L. Kerr, assisted by Rev.
W. E. Kerr, of Thamesford, Mr O. E.
Turnbull, of Guelph, to Miss Rosetta May,
youngest daughter of Rev. J. L. Kerr.
DIED.
MARLow.—In Clinton, on the 21st inst.,
Elizabeth, wife of Mr Robt. Marlow, aged
73 years and 14 days.
JAc1 ON—In Hullett, on the 17th inst.,
David Jackson, aged 51 gears and 11
months.
Cunncin a. —In Ooderich 'township, on
the 16th inst., Mabel Edna, daughter of
Mr Joseph Churchill, aged 1 year and 6.
months. - -
CsnnanT.—In Hallett, on the 11th inst.,
the infant son of Mr John Carbert.
ELLforT.—In Sideshow, Grey, on Jan.
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al fa
31st, Robt. Elliott, aged 83 years, father of
Mr John Elliot, of Seaforth.
MoA rrnz.—In Morrie, on the 8rd inst.,
Geo. MaArter, aged 26 years and 2 months.
McNeni&ne..—At the residence of her
daughter, Mrs John McInnis, Hamilton,
on let inst., Elizabeth Quirke, wife of
John McNamara, of Harpurhey, aged 62
years.
Hntcas.=-1n Goderioh township, en the
19th inst., Harvey Hingka, aged 78 years.
An elderly man, named Michael Purtill,
was killed by a fall from his horse in St.
Catharines on Saturday night
James Campbell, of Bradshaw, was
thrown from his sleigh and drowned in two
feet f watsr on Saturday;. -"•`•
A terrible explosion happened at MoKin-
non's factory, St. Catharines, on Satur-
day, in which a lad named Thomas Feeny
re':eivel fatal injuries.
Daniel Leary, of Dource, near Peter -
boro, lost his way in last Monday's snow.
storm and his dead body was found on
Saturday, about three miles from Peter-
boro'.
Rev. Father Welan, after mass in St.
Patrick's church, Ottawa, on Sunday,, had
s imething to say in regard to the ballot
for separate school•eleotions, which, he
said, the majority of Catholic ratepayers
did not want.
DIED IN JAIL.—Wm. Black, aged 63
years, and Wm Shaw aged 90, two
county wards, died in jail this week—
the one on Tuesday and. the other on
Wednesday. The usual inquest was
held.
Mr Marter (Conservative) will intro-
duce a motion in the Local House, to
do away with the Government paying
the house expenses of the Lieut -Gov-
ernor. As the salary is $10,000 a year,
this should be sufficient for the posi-
t'on, and the government would be
wise to support the resolution. In
fact, if it had the power, a motion
to abolish the office altogether would
be 'in Order, and would receive the
endorsation of nine -tenths of the peo-
p1; of Ontario.
Ben Fisher, of Mount Bydges, has
been committed for trial on a charge
of robbing the post -office at that place.
4jy
Are made in one grade only, and
that the Best• in the world.
If you do not wish to go up to the price
of a Whitworth, we have a variety of
good machines at all prices.
We are the wholesale agents for
HYSLOP, CAULFIELD SG CO.,,
For the Counties of Huron and Bruce.
Write us for catalogues.
G.F. EMERSON, Clinton
The Clinton Bicycle Dealer.
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For all information concerning travel,
consult:
W. JACKSON,
Local Pass. Agent Gi T R
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GILROY do WISWAN
CLINTON
SPECIAL Reducea
Round Trip .Rates to
Pacific Coast Points
From Clinton via G.T.B to WINGHAM,
DRUMBO, LONDON, or TORONTO,
thence C. P. it., returning same route.
Special Price $102.80
Sleeper can be secured and full information
supplied by
A. T. COOPER,
C.P.R. TICKET and TELEGRAPH AGENT,
CLINTON.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
Good Farm for sale being lot 7, Bayfield con.,
Goderioh Township, consisting of 84 aures, 44 of
which are cleared and in good cultivation, fine
hardwoodbpsh, grand unoulled sugar bush, a lot
of good cherry trees, a few acres cedar at rear end
of lot, 2 acres fine bearing orchard, good frame
house, with general outbuildings, a few acres fall
whefit sown, spring creek crosses corner of lot.
2miles from Bayfield and 7 from the town of
Clinton. Proprietor wants to sell as he is getting
old and has no family. There is no incumber-
anee on the place. Price, 82,800, timber and
orchard alone worth the money. For full par-
ticulars apply to
JOHN E. EAGLESON, Bayfield P. 0. *
FireDm
SaleD
OF
BOOTS .SHOES
HARNESS, ROBES,
TRUNKS, VALISES &c
We are, making every day
a Bargain Davy, and prices
will be, found Very low.
We are determined to clear out the balance
of our stook if low prices will do it. Early
buyers get the best choice.
Jas. Twitchell,
Searle's iliock,Opp, Market
CLINTON.
CLINTON. MABHETS " --
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Feb. 22th, 1894.
Wheat fall 0 55 a 0 58
Oats 031 a033
Barley 0 85 a 0 40
Peas 0 52 a 0 55
Flour per bal a 3 60
Butter 0 16 a 0 18
Eggs per doz ' 0 12 a 0 13
Potatoes 0 35 a 0 40
Hay, New and Old 5 00 a 7 00
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 2 00 a 2 50
Pork 5 00 a 5 50
Sheeepskins . 0 25 a 0 75
Beef, hind quarter, per lb0 06 a 0 06
Beef, fore quarter, per ib 0 05 a 0 05
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
The cattle markets rule quiet. Private
cables Monday stated that there were some
prospects of the restriction being taken off
the Canadian cattle, and also that good fat
cattle shipped jrrom any of the open ports
now would sell better in Glasgow than
either Liverpool or London. .The butchers
were present in considerable numbers, and
trade was more active than for several
weeks past and prices were higher all
round. A few of the best beeves were sold
at 40 per lb., with pretty good stook at
about 34c per lb,; rough steers and) bulls at
from 3 to 34c., and the leaner animals at
about 20.
SALE REGISTER.
Auction Sale of Farm Stook, Horses,
Cattle, etc., on Lot 6 Maitland Con., Col-
borne, on Feb. 27th, without reserve.
John Rossier, ?rop T. 31. Carling, Auot
CORN
To SToce FEEDERS— We have a large
amount of good feeding Corn for sale. A
man is always at the warehouse. Also for
Seed, Oats,Peas, Barley and Ensilege Corn.
W. H. PERRIN.
LIVE HOGS
FOSTER
Leave your orders
q,uiolk for those Pho-
to's you intend send
ing to pour friends.
PRIIITG GOODS
In Stock this week.
New Prints
New Tweeds
New Dress Goods
New Trowserings
WANTED—Live Hogs from 150 to 200 New Wove D e l a i n e s
Pounds.
D. CANTELON, Clinton
DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing botween Wheatley & Finch,
as butchers, has boon dissolved by mutual eon •
sent. All account° outstanding must be paid to
the undersigned, who will continuo the business.
W. WHEATLEY, Clinton
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
New Laces ---White,
Cream and Black
A good farm in the township of 'Juokorsmith,
being north half of lot 88, on the 3rd eon., L,R,S.,
containing senores more or less. There is a
goodaand barn on ibr premises, also a Choice Goods
good bearing orchard. Liberal terms of pur-
chase or leasing will be offered. Apply to A.
NOME= or MANNINO & SCOTT. *41
SPLENDID OPPORTUNI'T`Y.
As the subscriber intends to remove his fam-
ily to the South early in March, he is desirous 1
of either renting or selling the property owned
and occupied by him. The place is nicely situat-
ed on the London Road, just across the Bayfield
bridge, and consists of 14 acres, with comfortable
faame house, stable, 70 bearing fruit trona, and
all other oonvenlenoee: Tklalaimmanent- op.,
portunity for a retiring farmer to buy a cheap
place, as it will bo disposed 04 on reasonable
terms. TI108 EAST. *41
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- Low Prices,
L. OUIMETTE,
CASH DEALER, LONDESBORO " ,
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